merch
- noun
- /mɜrtʃ/
- Jargon
- You pick your favorite products for creating merch like T-shirts, hoodies, mugs, and more.
We are examining the merch machine of Jake and Logan Paul.
- We are examining the merch machine of Jake and Logan Paul.
- We gotta move the mugs 'cause I made some promises to the merch people about the mugs.
- So for Mogul, which is again servicing me, it is editors, someone to manage merch.
- That's just a tagline for the fans in delusional or it's some sort of wanky market in merch speak.
Examples
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Like I said, I do all the merch for Hunter Valentine; most of those designs come from my brain, but I also work with a lot of local New York artists.
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I was surprised the minute you start working in the podcast world, the merch people come to you and say you need merch, you need merchandising.
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I also get a taste of all the merch money.
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Our our online merch store has grown over the past few years.
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Anyway, let's look at the merch because this is my favorite part.
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And I, I can say I, I worked his merch booth once in Muncie, IN.
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Now who's doing the official merch for one music fest?
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Merch deals, man, they're tricky.
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Our online merch department selects the best products to sell on our website.
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The design team works closely with the merch group to create appealing items for fans.
Synonyms
Arranging and promoting goods in stores to make customers buy them
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Merch comes from merchandise and the word merchandising, which grew from the idea of 'trade' and choosing goods, so a merch team is the group that selects and presents products for sale.